ENAR A-C-H-E
Treatment Strategy
This treatment strategy is not intented as a diagnostic process.
As always, for any persitant problems, consult your healthcare practitioner.
ENAR use depends on the nature of the condition
A Acute
Recent injuries or dysfunction, that developed suddenly
(Treatment strategy – treat point-of-pain, eg 4 vectors )
C CHRONIC
Painful persistent problems, evident for 3 plus months
(Treatment strategy – treat locally, eg asymmetries)
H HOLISTIC
Complex painful disorders, involving several areas
(Treatment strategy – treat generally eg 3 paths 6 pts )
E ENERGETIC
Deeply entrenched dysfunction, with low energy resources
(Treatment strategy – treat energetically eg Abdomen)
A ACUTE
Type of Ache?
recent injuries or dysfunction, that developed suddenly
When to use?
As soon as possible after the event
What Settings?
High frequency, Max Power Tolerable
Where Apply?
Treat symmetrical side first, then Point Of Pain
How Often?
As often as pain presents or every two hours
C CHRONIC
Type of Ache?
Painful persistent problems, evident for 3 plus months
When to use?
When the chronic complaint is active
What Settings?
Basic default Setting 60 Hz, using the different vectors
Where Apply?
Painful area + surrounds + symmetrical
How Often?
Every second day reducing over time
H HOLISTIC
Type of Ache?
Complex painful disorders, involving several areas
When to use?
With difficult and complex disorders
What Settings?
Basic Brushing or Diag 1 Techniques
Where Apply?
General treatment Zones
How Often?
1-3 times per week
E ENERGETIC
Type of Ache?
Deeply entrenched dysfunction, with low energy resources
When to use?
After every treatment, plus for low overall energy
What Settings?
Basic, FM and FM Var
Where Apply?
Energetic Treatment Zones (Pirogov and Abdomen)
How Often?
As required (Blanket may also support energy recovery)
